Jordan Small

1 week ago | rmoutlook.com | Jordan Small

Key points Bow Valley, Kananaskis residents encouraged to adopt FireSmart practices Wildfire, first responders, and municipalities answering questions at emergency preparedness open house Saturday (May 10) from 1-4 p.m. at Canmore Fire Station Lessons from Jasper WildfireThe reports began trickling in on an eerie evening in July 2024 that were unwanted, but there was a gut feeling it was inevitable.

1 week ago | varnumlaw.com | Jordan Small

Varnum is pleased to announce that Jordan Small has joined the firm’s Estate Planning Practice Team as an Associate in the firm’s Birmingham office. Small’s practice focuses on consulting with individuals and families to develop tailored estate plans based on clients’ planning goals, family dynamics, and asset structures. His work includes preparing wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other key planning documents.

1 week ago | rmoutlook.com | Jordan Small

CANMORE – With an important race year on the horizon, Canada’s Para nordic national team is stacked with a list of world champions and Paralympic medallists aiming for even more glory. Nordiq Canada nominated its World Cup team last week for the 2025-26 season, which includes Mark Arendz, Collin Cameron, Derek Zaplotinsky, Natalie Wilkie, and Brittany Hudak- four of which are multi-time Paralympic medallists.

2 weeks ago | rmoutlook.com | Jordan Small

BOW VALLEY – Bow Valley and Kananaskis golf courses are ready to open in the next week in a local season forecasted to have more chills, more drizzle, and more Trump. Swinging into action first is Brewster’s Kananaskis Ranch Golf Course opening Thursday (May 1). It will be the sixth season in a row that the 18-hole Exshaw course is the first to open locally. The Tunnel Mountain 9-hole course at the Fairmont Banff Springs will follow, welcoming golfers to the links Friday (May 2).

2 weeks ago | rmoutlook.com | Jordan Small

RED DEER – Suiting up for a provincial-level hockey tournament, Canmore prospect Beth Milke is looking to make the most of her opportunities. The 15-year-old defender is playing in the Alberta Challenge from Thursday to Sunday (May 1-4). The female-only tournament helps identify athletes for Hockey Alberta’s Team Alberta program. It is similar to the Prospects Cup, the male version of the event taking place May 9-11 in Calgary.